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Toss Winner - MI London won the toss and choose to bowl first
MI London beat London Spirit by 4 wickets
Can MI London be able to continue its winning momentum?
MI London to win
| Tournament: | The Hundred Men's Competition, 2026 |
| Format: | 100-ball |
| Venue: | Lord's Cricket Ground, London, United Kingdom |
| Toss Prediction: | To Bat |
| Weather: | 24.7°C|Sunny |
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London Spirit is set to face MI London in the 23rd game of the Hundred Men's Competition 2026 on August 6 at Lord's, London. London Spirit's performance has been far from impressive; they have managed to win only one of the five matches played so far, leaving them in seventh place on the points table with a Net Run Rate (NRR) of -0.410. While MI London performed well this season, as they won three games out of five and sit in third place in the table with a net run rate of -0.055.
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MIL
183/6 in 20.0 9.15
138/10 in 19.0 7.26
London Spirit once again put up a highly disappointing performance in their last match, as they suffered a 37-run defeat against Sunrisers Leeds. London Spirit may well have improved their bowling; even so, they will be able to make a comeback in the tournament.
Chasing a target of 242, London Spirit got off to a poor start, with both top-order batsmen returning to the pavilion early. However, Liam Livingstone and Dewald Brevis steadied the innings somewhat with knocks of 34 and 38 runs, respectively. David Willey played the most impressive innings, scoring 83 runs off 46 balls at a strike rate exceeding 180; despite this, Spirit failed to achieve the target.
Earlier, London Spirit's bowling also appeared completely ineffective; they failed to send the Sunrisers' top order back to the pavilion early, securing their first breakthrough only when the score had already reached 148 runs. This is why the Sunrisers managed to post a massive total of 241 runs. Among the bowlers, only David Wiese and Adam Milne managed to claim a wicket each, while the rest of the bowling attack proved to be a complete flop.
Lhuan-dre Pretorius, Jonny Bairstow, James Rew, Liam Livingston ©, Dewald Brevis, James Coles, Jamie Overton, David Willey, Andrew Tye, Adam Milne, Adam Zampa
Jamie Overton, Matthew Fisher, Dewald Brevis, Liam Livingstone, Jonny Bairstow, James Coles, Mason Crane, Lhuan dre Pretorius, Adam Milne, David Willey, Joseph Moores
MI London put up a magnificent performance in their last match against Manchester Super Giants; batting first, they posted a formidable total of 183 runs and subsequently bowled out the opposition for just 138. The team's top order delivered an outstanding performance, while a brilliant display by the bowlers secured the victory.
In the batting department in the previous game, MI London got off to a magnificent start thanks to their top-order batting; while Will Jacks scored 62 runs off 31 balls at a strike rate of 200, Nicholas Pooran also played a brilliant innings of 54 runs off 28 balls. Additionally, useful cameos from James Vince and Sam Curran helped the team cross the 180-run mark.
Following a magnificent batting display, the London bowlers also put up an outstanding performance; Rashid Khan emerged as the hero of the victory, claiming five wickets for 17 runs off 20 balls, while Tom Curran also succeeded in taking two wickets.
Overall, Will Jacks has proven to be the standout batsman for London, scoring 165 runs across five matches at an average of 39, while Richard Gleeson’s superb bowling has played a crucial role in the team's victories, with him claiming nine wickets in five matches so far this season.
Will Jacks, James Vince, Nicholas Pooran, Sam Curran ©, Sherfane Rutherford, Tom Curran, Rashid Khan, Ollie Pope, Trent Boult, Nathan Sowter, Richard Gleeson
Richard Gleeson, James Vince, Nathan Sowter, Ollie Pope, Tom Curran, Nicholas Pooran, Sherfane Rutherford, Will Jacks, Trent Boult, Sam Curran, Sikandar Raza
Sunny conditions are expected at Lord's, London, throughout the match day, with temperatures likely to range between 22°C and 11°C.
Lord's in London offers a well-balanced surface that provides assistance to both batters and bowlers. Fast bowlers are expected to enjoy some early movement with the new ball, while batters who get settled can take full advantage of the conditions and build substantial innings. As the match progresses, bowling generally becomes more effective, whereas batters are likely to receive the most help during the starting stages. The venue has regularly witnessed mid-scoring matches, with an average first-innings total of 122, reflecting the true nature of the neutral surface.
The conditions at this venue generally favour teams batting first, as chasing has proven to be challenging at this venue. As a result, the captain winning the toss is likely to opt to bat.
MI London has been the stronger side across all departments this season, while London Spirit has struggled for consistency and failed to build momentum. Although Spirit won the most recent meeting between the two teams, MI London has dominated the overall head-to-head record, winning four of their last five encounters. MI London's batting unit has consistently delivered strong starts, while their bowlers have done an excellent job of controlling the middle and death overs. In contrast, London Spirit has been heavily reliant on individual performances, with both their batting and bowling units lacking consistency under pressure. Considering their superior form, balanced squad, and impressive record against London Spirit, MI London heads into this contest with a clear edge.
MI London to win
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